JAZZ AFTER NOON
With Sue Jowell

~12:00pm GOING SOUTH   .

~12:00pm SOUTH  (Herman)   Wiody Herman
 off:Mississippi Juke Joint Blues  

~12:03pm DEEP DOWN SOUTH  (Ellington/Carney/Mills)   New Wolverine Jazz Orchestra
 off:From Bix To Duke  

~12:07pm DOWN SOUTH CAMP MEETING  (Henderson/Mills)   Manhattan Transfer
 off:Swing  

~12:10pm SOUTHERN SUNSET  (Brooks/Bechet/Sissie)   Sidney Bechet
 off:Jazz Age!  

~12:14pm WHEN IT'S SLEEPY TIME DOWN SOUTH  (Muse/Rene/Rene)   Louis Armstrong
 off:Simply Swing  

~12:17pm GEORGIA ON MY MIND  (Carmichael/Gorrell)   Jacqui Dankworth Charlie Woods
 off:Just You Just Me  

~12:21pm MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO GEORGIA  (Knight/Weatherley)   Glady Knight & The Pips
 off:Greatest Hits  

~12:25pm LOUISIANA  (Johnson/Razaf/Shafer)   Eddie Condon & His Dixieland Allstars
 off:Dixieland Jazz  

~12:28pm STARS FELL ON ALALBAMA  (Parish/Perkins)   Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong
 off:Ella & Louis  

~12:32pm NEW ORLEANS  (Carmichael)   Hoagy Carmichael
 off:Stardust:Capitol Sings Bhoagy Carmichael  

~12:36pm LOUISVILLE LODGE MEETING  (Drake/Shirl)   Louis Jordan
 off:Let The Good Times Roll:  

~12:40pm LOUISVILLE SHUFFLE  (Pettis/Waller)   Fletcher Henderson
 off:The Roaring 20'S  

~12:43pm ST LOUIS BLUES  (Hanley)   Larry Adler
 off:Larry Adler  

~12:46pm MISSISSIPPI MUD  (Barris/Cavenargh)   Paul Whigtmena And His Orchestra
 off:Jazz Club  

~12:50pm LAZY RIVER  (Arodinb/Carmichael)   Mills Brothers
 off:Paper Doll  

~12:52pm ROC-A-BYE YOU BABY WIOTH A DIXIE M ELODY  (Schwartz/Lewis)   Aretha Franklin
 off:The Electrifying Aretha Franklin  

~12:55pm THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH  (Harris)   Phgil Harris
 off:Phil Harris At His Best  

JAZZ AFTER NOON With Sue Jowell
~12:00pm GOING SOUTH &nbsp; .
~12:00pm SOUTH &nbsp;(Herman) &nbsp; Wiody Herman &nbsp;off:Mississippi Juke Joint Blues &nbsp;
~12:03pm DEEP DOWN SOUTH &nbsp;(Ellington/Carney/Mills) &nbsp; New Wolverine Jazz Orchestra &nbsp;off:From Bix To Duke &nbsp;
~12:07pm DOWN SOUTH CAMP MEETING &nbsp;(Henderson/Mills) &nbsp; Manhattan Transfer &nbsp;off:Swing &nbsp;
~12:10pm SOUTHERN SUNSET &nbsp;(Brooks/Bechet/Sissie) &nbsp; Sidney Bechet &nbsp;off:Jazz Age! &nbsp;
~12:14pm WHEN IT'S SLEEPY TIME DOWN SOUTH &nbsp;(Muse/Rene/Rene) &nbsp; Louis Armstrong &nbsp;off:Simply Swing &nbsp;
~12:17pm GEORGIA ON MY MIND &nbsp;(Carmichael/Gorrell) &nbsp; Jacqui Dankworth Charlie Woods &nbsp;off:Just You Just Me &nbsp;
~12:21pm MIDNIGHT TRAIN TO GEORGIA &nbsp;(Knight/Weatherley) &nbsp; Glady Knight &amp; The Pips &nbsp;off:Greatest Hits &nbsp;
~12:25pm LOUISIANA &nbsp;(Johnson/Razaf/Shafer) &nbsp; Eddie Condon &amp; His Dixieland Allstars &nbsp;off:Dixieland Jazz &nbsp;
~12:28pm STARS FELL ON ALALBAMA &nbsp;(Parish/Perkins) &nbsp; Ella Fitzgerald &amp; Louis Armstrong &nbsp;off:Ella &amp; Louis &nbsp;
~12:32pm NEW ORLEANS &nbsp;(Carmichael) &nbsp; Hoagy Carmichael &nbsp;off:Stardust:Capitol Sings Bhoagy Carmichael &nbsp;
~12:36pm LOUISVILLE LODGE MEETING &nbsp;(Drake/Shirl) &nbsp; Louis Jordan &nbsp;off:Let The Good Times Roll: &nbsp;
~12:40pm LOUISVILLE SHUFFLE &nbsp;(Pettis/Waller) &nbsp; Fletcher Henderson &nbsp;off:The Roaring 20'S &nbsp;
~12:43pm ST LOUIS BLUES &nbsp;(Hanley) &nbsp; Larry Adler &nbsp;off:Larry Adler &nbsp;
~12:46pm MISSISSIPPI MUD &nbsp;(Barris/Cavenargh) &nbsp; Paul Whigtmena And His Orchestra &nbsp;off:Jazz Club &nbsp;
~12:50pm LAZY RIVER &nbsp;(Arodinb/Carmichael) &nbsp; Mills Brothers &nbsp;off:Paper Doll &nbsp;
~12:52pm ROC-A-BYE YOU BABY WIOTH A DIXIE M ELODY &nbsp;(Schwartz/Lewis) &nbsp; Aretha Franklin &nbsp;off:The Electrifying Aretha Franklin &nbsp;
~12:55pm THAT'S WHAT I LIKE ABOUT THE SOUTH &nbsp;(Harris) &nbsp; Phgil Harris &nbsp;off:Phil Harris At His Best &nbsp;

Presented by Sue Jowell, Jazz After Noon will bring you jazz for a lazy afternoon, from jazz roots to today, from swing to mainstream jazz, with a good touch of nostalgia and regular appearances from the Great American Songbook.

Presented by Sue Jowell, Jazz After Noon will bring you jazz for a lazy afternoon, from jazz roots to today, from swing to mainstream jazz, with a good touch of nostalgia and regular appearances from the Great American Songbook.